Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1937 — Page 4

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NEW REGISTRAR ATI. MEDICAL SCHOOL NAMED

Mark P. Helm Appointed by {

Trustees to Succeed Mrs. Bertha Clark.

Appointment gf) Mark P. Helm as registrar at the Indiana University - School of Medicine here was ap-

nounced today following a meeting 1

of University trustees in Bloomington. He succeeds Mrs. Bertha Clark, who has resigned after 10 years as clerk in the registrar's office and later as registrar. Miss Mary O'Connor was appointed secretary to W. D. Gatch of the Medical School. She has been a member of the medical center staff for the last six years as medical stenographer in the records department, Miss Dorothea Collins, chief clerk in the business office at the Y.-M. C. A, takes the position ot clerk in the registrar’s office. Miss O'Connor is a graduate of St. John's Academy and Miss Collins is a graduate of Ball State Teacher's College. Mr. Helm is an I. U. graduate of the class of 1894. A native of Muncie, he was connected for five vears with the Ball Brothers glass manufacturing company at Muncie and Marion and in Pueblo, Colo. He also has taught in grade and high schools and has served as schools superintendent.

Former School Teacher

He formerly was managing editor part owner of the EducatorJournal, a magazine for teachers, a post which he left in 1524 to accept a position with the Indiana University business offices at Bloomington. The new registrar has heen connected with the medical center here for a number of years. Prior to his appointment as registrar he held the © position of supervisor of student work. Mr. Helm is a member and former officer of the Indiana University Club of Indianapolis.

Takes Office

Emmett W. Green (above), was installed as worshipful master of the Ancient Landmarks Lodge 319, F. & A. M, by his father, Past Master J. Harry Green. Other officers inducted were MacElliot McDonald, senior warden; Howard Bradford, junior warden; Volney M. Brown, treasurer; W. Vernon Schultz, secretary; Russell Tucker, senior deacon; Frank Entwhistle junior deacon; Robert Hocker; senior steward; Harry Byers, junior steward; A. S. Woodard, chaplain; Fred Lorenz, tyler; Walter TT. White, relief board representative, and Louis W. Bruck, Masonic Temple Association director. >

COUNCIL TO SPONSOR YOUTH PEACE RALLY

" The Indianapolis "Youth Peace Council is to sponsor a mass meeting for young people Jan. 12 in the lecture room of the Second Presbyteriag Church following a dinner meeting in the Y. W. C. A. Four Spanish young persons, touring the country in the interests of peace in. Spain, are to be guests at the meeting.

M’NUTT TO PICK NEW VEHLING CASE JUDGE

Criminal Court Judge Frank P. Baker has turned over to Gov-

He is an “I” man and was one of |ernor McNutt the problem of nam-

a group honored at the home-com- | ing

ing banquet in Bloomington last fall for his services to Indiana athletics. He is a prominent alumnus of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.

Bids to Be Received For New Building

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Jan. Boel

a special judge to hear arguments on 2 writ of coram nobis in the case of Fred Vehling, former Marion County Coroner, convicted of soliciting a bribe and sentenced to prison.

CONSTIPATED INIT First Baby

WIVES LEAD PARADE T0 DIVORCE COURTS

Women Outnumber Men 2 ~ To 1 in Asking Decrees.

More than twice as many wives were granted divorces than Husbands in Marion County courts during 1936, records disclosed today. A total of 1388 wives were given decrees as compared to 528 husbands, making a total of 1916. This

was 159 more divorces than were granted in 1935. New lawsuits in county courts last year totaled 7127 as compared to 6670 in 1935, records showed. Last year 6669 lawsuits were disposed of ha courts as compared to 7339 in

Marriage licenses more than doubled divorces last year. Licenses to wed totaled 4648, a new all-time record, as compared to 1916 divorces granted.

WATCH THEFT REPORTED

Theft of a watch set with eight small diamonds was reported to police last night by Mrs. F. B. Mueller, 622 Bosart Ave. Mrs. Mueller said it was taken yesterday morning from her home.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CITY IS NAMED IN SUIT FOR $20,000

Ferdinand Mills asked $20,000 damages in a suit against the City | = on file in Superior Court 2 today. The suit charged that Mr. Mills was severely injured when a truck ped on a city machine tipped over while he was riding on it May 19.

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